Myths for Mutual Pedagogy 6: Dreams

27th October 2017Minus Plato Today, Myths for Mutual PedagogyAdam Pendleton, Anna Halprin, Anne Carson, Artists, Classicists, Dreams, Fred Moten, Joan Retallack, Myths for Mutual Pedagogy, Peter Krapp, Plato Symposium, Sandi Hilal, Supposium, Team-TeachingMinus Plato

You are team-teaching a class with an artist, in which both you and your fellow teacher received full credit, called Free Us from the Western Canon and you are currently working on a project in which the students recreate Plato’s Symposium along the model of MoMA’s first “Supposium”, held in March 2014 under the title Beyond Default […]

Myths for Mutual Pedagogy 4: Totem

25th October 2017Minus Plato Today, Myths for Mutual PedagogyAnna Halprin, Artists, Classicists, Graduate Seminar, Myths for Mutual Pedagogy, Semina SeminarMinus Plato

You are teaching a Graduate Seminar (topic variable) with both Art MFAs and Classics Grad students. Artists and Classicists are invited into the same space and sit in chairs. The Artists, however, occupy the room ahead of time, had chairs which they had altered, and are dressed in costumes that they have chosen. Each Artist […]